Our STEM-designated

Master’s Degrees in Construction Management

With a legacy of innovation since 1935, our program is the oldest continuing building construction program in the U.S. We pioneered the first Master’s degree in construction management in 1948, setting a standard of excellence that drives our curriculum today.

Our Master’s degrees in Construction Management provide cutting-edge knowledge and practical experience, preparing you to be leader in the construction industry. As part of our global network of over 1,000 master’s alumni, you’ll join a distinguished community making a global impact. Engage with industry leaders, access state-of-the-art facilities, and immerse yourself in a program that blends rigorous academics with real-world application.

Your journey to becoming a construction leader starts here at the Rinker School.

Our Master’s Degree Types

Earn Your Degree in Just 3 Semesters!

Master of Construction Management (MCM)

Non-Thesis Option: 30* Credits of Coursework Only!

Master of Science in Construction Management (MSCM)

Thesis Option: 24* Credits of Coursework + 6 Credits of Research

* Students from non-construction backgrounds are required to take an additional 6 credits of leveling courses: Fundamentals of Building Construction I (3 credits) and Fundamentals of Building Construction II (3 credits)

Application Requirements

Apply for our Fall-only admissions to begin your journey with us!

• A two-page statement of purpose
• A current CV
• Three letters of recommendation

Bachelor’s Degree Requirements

• A Bachelor’s degree with a minimum upper-division GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
• Transcripts + Bachelor’s degree certificate

English Proficiency Requirements*

• IELTS Academic ≥ 6.5
  • Minimum of 6.5 in each section
• TOEFL iBT ≥ 84
  • Minimum of 21 in each section

Graduate Record Examination (GRE)*

• Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is not required.

* UF’s TOEFL school code is 5812.

Funding Opportunities

We offer multiple funding opportunities to our top students.

Fully-Funded Research and Teaching Assistantships: We offer fully-funded teaching and research assistantships that provide financial support and valuable experience to enhance your academic and career development. Students admitted to our Master’s programs will be automatically considered for these assistantships.

Internal Scholarships and Financial Support: Each year, we offer several internal scholarships and financial support opportunities. These scholarships are available to students after they begin their studies at the Rinker School and can help cover some educational expenses.

Our Success is Defined by Our Alumni

Spotlighting Some of Our Very Recent Graduates from Over 1,000 Master’s Alumni

Our extensive alumni network includes over 1,000 Master’s graduates who are making an impact in nearly every state and with major companies across the globe. Our success is truly defined by our alumni. Here you’ll see examples of our very recent graduates who are thriving at some of the top companies and institutions both in the U.S. and internationally, highlighting the significant achievements and career paths available to our graduates.

Master’s Program Handbook

Current students can download the latest handbook, which includes all required forms.

Any inquiries about our Graduate Programs?

Contact us!